RSS Feed Collection, Selection, & Creation for Health Liaison Librarians
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This document provides guidance on collecting, selecting, and creating RSS feeds for health librarians. It discusses existing RSS feeds from sources like journals, grant agencies, and professional organizations. It also provides tips on creating RSS feeds from sources that don't already have one, such as blogs, Twitter, and custom searches. The document recommends criteria for selecting feeds, like quality, authority, currency, and time-sensitivity. It also discusses strategies for collecting feeds, such as limiting the number of feeds per page and organizing them by topic.
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